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"speaker_name": "Rarieda, JP",
"speaker_title": "Hon. (Dr.) Otiende Amollo",
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"content": " Hon. Temporary Deputy Chairlady, this section requires a little more examination. First, the Chair has not explained the purpose. When he started clearly, he was referring to the wrong section. The second aspect is that it is important to explain how the amendment… I will help the Leader of Majority Party. The principal Act is in the back of the Bill as usual. If you look at Section 20, you will see it. The second point is that the Chair must explain how the proposed amendment differs from the provision as originally proposed. This is important because when it comes to right to privacy and access to information, it is regulated by the Constitution in Articles 31 and 35. Under Article 35, this House already exercised the jurisdiction that the Constitution gave it and passed the access to information law, which is a whole regime that stipulates how you are to seek information, from whom you are to seek it, within what time and if it is not supplied, what is to follow. When we then seek to introduce only a clause that brings the Director-General, it is important that we get the entire picture. Otherwise, we might end up in legislative confusion. Thank you."
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